> the scientists behind the project say they don’t fully understand how things will change for future generations. This should be illegal. We as a global civil

> the scientists behind the project say they don’t fully understand how things will change for future generations. This should be illegal. We as a global civilization are not anywhere near close to the point where we can begin terra-forming flora or fauna with the expectation of a direct increase to quality of life, no one can yet predict the amount of variables altered or impact their changes have on the biosphere. And I directly recall reading many articles on how our antibacterials will soon stop functioning efficiently because resistant bacteria will have more opportunity to multiply, I assumed the same principles apply to bugs like roaches and mosquitoes, but seems that wasn't factored in here..